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...Economic Opportunity Commission. The thrust of Shriver's program is toward creating employment and employable people, and its experiments may give guidance in determining what U.S. society and Government will do next for the Negro. For ultimately, opportunity is a good job−a job that lets a bent-down man lift up his head, marry, get a better house, form a self-respecting family, acquire the stake that damps the violent impulse...
...What is prestige?" Kennedy asked. "Is it the shadow of power or the substance of power?" But it wasn't merely U.S. prestige that was at stake; it was a chance, perhaps never to return, to dispose of the single Communist regime in the Western hemisphere, a government bent on spreading subversion through Latin America...
Still at MGH last night were Frank Feinberg, 20, M.I.T. '67, in critical condition, and John Schvill, 22, GSAS listed as serious. At Cambridge City Hospital Bent Huld, 25, GSAS, was reported to be in satisfactory condition. The three other explosion victims have been released...
...Entry. As for the Democrats, they still seemed bent on tearing themselves apart. Last week their big-name hope, U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission Chairman Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., announced in Washington that he would not enter the New York mayoralty campaign, obviously because he had no desire to face a party primary fight. Of the other Democratic possibilities, none gave any sign of withdrawing. In fact, the race for the Democrats' September primary logged a fifth entry-City Comptroller Abraham Beame, 59. Declared the 5-ft. 2-in. Beame of the 6-ft. 3-in. Lind...
...strapping, hamhanded man with slicked-back hair and brooding mustache, Michelangeli ambled onstage with the baleful nonchalance of a boxer bent on mayhem. Once he settled at the keyboard, his touch was featherweight light, his attack crisp and restrained through Debussy's liquid Images and Beethoven's soaring Sonata in C Major (Opus 2, No. 3). After two encores and a dozen curtain calls, he unconcernedly ambled offstage to a standing ovation. Typically, following his triumph, he repaired last week to the regenerative quietude of a month-long teaching engagement at Siena's Accademia Musicale Chigiana. Untypically...